Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-25
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

1 FROM UESDAfS ; DAILf.
 J.Q. Adamson is in Holbrook. | Buy ticket for the K. of r. ball. | Next Monday will be Memorial day.
 The K. F. ball promises to be gran'
 affair.
 l Andrew Hanselman left yesterday fo
 San Francisco.
 Railroad tickets bought and sold a
 A. Aitken's. I Flagstaff has just received new bel
 for her church.
 I Mike Hickey is improving his Cortei
 street residence.
 The grand lodge K of P. will meet 1T
 Prescott, tomorrow.
 Governor F. A. Tritle returned from
 Phenix last evening.
 Flagstaff Grand Army post will cele-
 brate Memorial day.
 As business increases on our railroad
 rates seem to advance. A carload of sugar for w. c. Bash
 ford X Go. came in on yesterdays train. Buy picture of the picnic group of the C. T. society at Baer's photographic
 parIors.
 In Boston they call lamb or mutton hash stewed with milk refined break fast dish.
 The Champion says the spring wool l clip Is as large, if not larger, this year than last.
 Mir. Cockburn, of the sampling works. shipped two car loads of ore to Pueblo yesterday.
 k. H. Burmister has been appointed administrator of the estate oi C. '. Shelton, deceased.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has ,l,e agency for the game. m Prescott
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double s.aE.. ard good anl genuine Tennessee whi,a rye al me Cob Web.
 Cash paid for serviceable gunny sacks al the Prescott Garden, chance for lit tie boys to turn an honest penny.
 Letter and bill heads printed in this office and done up in tablets with our new liquid cement please customers.
 Phenix papers announce the purchase by Hon. Clark Churchill of Sl6,,DO residence from MT. kales, the banker.
 J. l.. Stubbs, assistant superintendent of Wells, Fargo & Co.,, has been in Pres cot, couple of days, leaving on this afternoon train.
 James F. Martin, an Atlantic X Pa cigc engineer, has taken a position on the Prescott X Arizona Central railroad and will run the Hassayampa.
 Patrick Ford has claim amounting to nearly 5000 against the government 1 for pension. The "old warrior" served l his adopted country over thirty years.
 Mir. Dillingham;, of New York, con nected with the Walnut Grove Water Storage company, IS in town, and will | leave for Walnut Grove tomorrow.
 Charles Mccarthy and James E. Mar tin, engineers on the Prescott. & Arizona Central railroad, gave this office a call and admired the water motor which | drives our large cylinder press.
 Our friend, J. W. Evans, formerly | chief deputy United States marshal, seems to be doing the principal real es- tate business in Phenix. His sales oi single day recently footed up SS7 ,9G5.
 Tickets for the K. of P. ball to be given sn Friday evening next are for sale at he different stores in town and can he procured on application. Noinvitaiion Is necessary to secure a ticket.
 The machinery for the sampling works arrived on to-day's train, and Mir. Cockburn expects to have the works in operation the latter part of this week or no later than next Monday.
 A delegation from the board of trade visited the railroad office to-day to in res;igate an alleged overcharge on a car oad oi sugar. The error, however, seems to havcbeen made by the South ,rn Pacific or the Atlantic X Pacific.
 The Live Stock Sanitary commission 'eems 10 go begging. Only two men have been found yet who have accepted members oi it, being y. NJ. Bruce, of Cochise, and x. B. Bow ITS, of isvapai. An effort was m...i. iN nave J. M. Baker, of the firm of Camp 'ell X Baker, accept a position on 1t, but ie declined. NIT. Bruce has been in Prescott nos for ten days to attend a ession of it, but thus far there has been 10 quorum.